Carolyn Yeager discusses:

• How “Holocaustianity” is steadily replacing Christianity
• Life in Dachau concentration camp before & after the “liberation”
• Buchenwald amenities and Soviet atrocities

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Carolyn Yeager & Ray Goodwin discuss:

• Ray’s nationalism & association with The Barnes Review
• The Neanderthals & monotheism
• Elie Wiesel’s call to criminalize holo denial
• Rizoli brothers update

About Ray Goodwin

Ray Goodwin is a writer, singer, political nationalist, and former college instructor of American history. He is on the Barnes Review Board of Contributing Editors, been guest speaker at several nationalist conferences, and has delivered talks to Sons of Confederate Veterans in San Antonio, Austin, Corpus Christi and Victoria, Texas. He is a life-long resident of Texas.

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• Undisciplined, unprepared American soldiers
• General George S. Patton told troops to rape and kill
• British/American bombing of civilians were greatest war crimes of all
• German conduct during/after WWII superior to that of Allies

To learn more about Friedrich Paul Berg and his extensive body of work, visit his personal Web site.

Picture: Surrendered Germans murdered by American troops in April 1945. General Eisenhower later reported, “Our forces liberated and mopped up the infamous concentration camp at Dachau … 300 SS camp guards were quickly neutralized.”

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Carolyn talks with Dr. Kriessmann about his book When I was a Schoolteacher’s Boy, a chronicle of his youth in Feistritz im Rosental (Austria) during the turbulent years between the World Wars. Topics include:

• A nationalist family
• School fraternities and the Hitler Youth
• The Austrian Anchluss, the culmination of hopes

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